Law and economics have become two different fields that are often applied together in solving problems related to social life. This unity requires economics experts to develop a legal approach to solving problems, and for lawyers to interpret problems from an economic perspective. In order to respond to this need, the Economics Law Non-Thesis Master's Program aims to provide education to meet the need for interdisciplinary experts with its competent academic staff in the field.

The main purpose of the program is to develop a broad perspective on the problems encountered in business life with the knowledge gained in the fields of law and economics.